A psychology professor attributes gender differences to the possibility that women's lower-status positions in society have encouraged them to become more cooperative and less dominant than men. This view most closely matches

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The view that women's lower-status positions in society have encouraged them to become more cooperative and less dominant than men is in line with the social role theory, which holds that gender differences arise due to societal expectations and roles assigned to men and women. The other options (cognitive developmental theories, psychoanalytic theories, and ethological psychology) do not specifically address the influence of societal roles on gender differences.

A Psychology Professor Attributes Gender Differences to the Possibility That